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Forensic Product Backlog Analysis — A New Team Exercise

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TL; DR: Forensic Product Backlog Analysis Exercise The Forensic Product Backlog Analysis: A 60-minute team exercise to fix your Backlog. A Team Exercise: Forensic Product Backlog Analysis Your Product Backlog is a mission-critical team artifact. There is no fluff, just results. Start with a solid Product Backlog.

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Get Agile and Stay Agile: A Continuous Journey

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In today's fast-paced world, agility has become more than just a buzzword - it's a necessity. But what does it truly mean to "get agile" and "stay agile"? This post delves into these concepts, exploring the essence of agility and the continuous effort required to maintain it. However, agility is much more nuanced.

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Facilitation Exercise for Scrum Team Accountabilities

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In this blog post, I'll share with you an exercise to help make transparent expectations of each Scrum Team member, by driving conversations about what team members already understand and where there are potential misunderstandings that need to be changed. Plan on up to 2 hours for this exercise.

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A Simple Exercise To Define The Product Of Your Scrum Team

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He’s known from the various books he wrote: “ Agile Product Management With Scrum ”, “ Strategize ”, and “ How To Lead In Product Management ”, and the many tools he created, like the Product Vision Board, Product Management Framework, and the Product- and Sprint Goal templates. Or would XP, Kanban, or a mixture help you the most?

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5 Tips To Re-Energize Your Daily Standup Meetings

Rebel’s Guide to PM

Regular readers will know that I’m not an expert in Agile, by any means. If you work with Agile methods , you will likely be attending standup meetings every day. Some teams that don’t use Agile still do standups because they are a good way to catch up with everyone, especially on fast-moving projects. Elisa, over to you….

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Faking Agile Metrics or Cooking the Agile Books

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TL; DR: Faking Agile Metrics — An Eye-Opening Exercise. Imagine you’re a Scrum Master and the line manager of your team believes that the best sign for a successful agile transformation is a steady increase in the Scrum Team’s velocity. Cooking the Agile Books — A Simple Exercise.

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5 Tips To Re-Energize Your Daily Standup Meetings

Rebel’s Guide to PM

If you work with Agile methods , you will likely be attending standup meetings every day. Some teams that don’t use Agile still do standups because they are a good way to catch up with everyone, especially on fast-moving projects. If you are wondering how to start a standup meeting, try this exercise.

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